In particular, for fundamental and structuring themes and subjects of knowledge such as evolution, we have sufficient proof of the resistance to conceptual change and of common ideas prevailing over scientific ones, in spite of school teaching.
Thien builds this paradox into the fabric of the novel: it is structured as theme and variations, taking its cue from Sparrow's obsession with Bach's Goldberg Variations, as performed over several decades by the Canadian pianist Glenn Gould.
Central concerns typically include the management of character, dialogue, structure, theme and plot.
In fact, in structure, theme, and success, American Sniper isn't so much a war film as a terrorsploitation shoot-em-up.
That when working in "nonfiction," they don't weigh the same ingredients he does — structure, theme, resonance, rhythm — in order to wring something wondrous from the ordinary?
The suit said: "This case is about a conspiracy to steal the body, structure, theme, and soul of a unique, original, copyrighted screenplay from a production company and its owner … this was a racket, in the sense of intentional, illegal activity".
Separate the flash cards into language, structure, theme, form, and context, and jot down the most important points and quotes incorporating all your sources, including websites, personal interpretations, and your teacher's and classmates' interpretations.
At university a lot of the modules are structured into themes, like the new A-level format; you could mention any period you thought relevant to the theme.
The works were structured around themes of "depression, loss of love and the artist's alienation from society," as the program notes put it.
They will be structured by themes.
